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Show A. H. AHLSTROM FUNERAL AT SMITHFIELD Smlthfleld, July 20. Funeral services ser-vices wero held on Tuesday over the remains of A. H. Ahlstrom, who died suddenly of heart trouble on Sunday morning. Bishop William L. Winn conducted the services. Tho choir sang "When First the Glorious Light of Truth"; prayor by James A. Cragun, after which the choir sang "Softly Beams tho Sacred Drawing." Vocal solos wero rendered by Mos-dnmes Mos-dnmes Emma Thornloy and Laveda Griffith. George E. Miles, Richard Pllklngton, Bishop G. Y. Smith, Sylvester Syl-vester Low, and Bishop Wm. L. Winn all spoke of tho Integrity of character, of his Industrious habits and dovotlon to bin wlfo and family. Richard Ro3kolloy, accompanied by tho choir, sang "Oh Grave, Whero Is Thy Clctory." Benediction by Richard Rich-ard Roskolley. Andres II. Ahlstrom was born In Sweden, March 18, 1841, and died at Smlthfleld, July 15, 1917. Ho leaves a widow, two sons and two daughters, ono daughter being In Sweden, tho othors living at Coko-vllle, Coko-vllle, Wyo. Seven children havo gono before, sU died In Sweden, and about six years ago a grown daughter died hero, Twenty-ono grand-children survlvo him. Mr AhlBtrom and family fam-ily camo hero twenty years ago from Swcdon, having Joined tho church In his natlvo land. Mr. Ahlstrom has been omployed as Janitor at tho bank for tho paBt twolvo years. Among thoso attend tho Ahlstrom funeral wero Mr. and Mrs. August Pearson and Mr. and Mrs. Will Thonrpstau 3r H Cokovillo, Wyo.; Mr. and llnii 3kr- ' tin Ahlstrom of Pocatelfo, lOuharz. H Mr. and Mrs. Sjoberg, N. V. CVneatn. H nnd John Winberg of MlllvlUfei txx. , and Mrs. Wm. Cook of Iiy&r X'jrflc 1,1 Tho stnto and county leaders aST . IH tho boys' and girls' club Tiirfc: rt&VO. H bo at the tabernacle tonight CctfMlux- ' H purpose of organizing- oa turfac jbuX H sewing clubs. . H fl Tho Union Hall companjr-eCTuK- ! ,iH some notablo attractions f or tte urnxu- ' iH ing week. On Saturday nfgfir. ""JifcC"- ' 'H to the Hurrah"; on Mo rulnx-' xlrSfC- H "Soventeen," from tho pen or 3hteK&i H Tarklngton, and "Tho LlbcrtiwtT w 'H special sovcn-recl picture-,, vttl !.. :3H aeon on July 31. , t lil |
